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But what's more difficult to navigate is the emotional landscape between the generations, and the old adage that with age comes wisdom is not true.
With age comes the veneer of respectability and a veneer of uncomfortable truths.
Though there is certainly a Burning Man aesthetic, pioneered by artists like Kate Raudenbush and Michael Christian, much of the distinctive character of the work here comes from the desert itself.
It comes from chronically rubbing one's nose up and down, trying to get rid of those allergy symptoms, and yet, here was Veronica, a grown woman, with the same telltale sign of allergies.
It comes from a parable that's very common in the public health community.
It comes from our personal investment in knowing that our lives matter, the context of where we live and where we work, eat, and sleep, matter, and that what we do for ourselves, we also should do for those whose living and working conditions again, can be hard, if not harsh.
Well, I think the answer is that in addition to these highly specialized components that I've been describing, we also have a lot of very general- purpose machinery in our heads that enables us to tackle whatever problem comes along.
Once your ground is dragged out from under you, a world of wonder comes rushing in.
This river of vapor that comes up from the forest and goes into the atmosphere is greater than the Amazon River.
All our economy, that quadrangle, 70 percent of South America's GDP comes from that area.
Okay, this was good evolutionarily, but now when it comes to the worldview, it is the exact reason why it's upside down.
And Viking Odorant, which comes in lots of great scents: toenails, sweat and rotten vegetables, pyre ash.
It was at this moment that a light bulb went off in my head, and I thought, "Wow, I see this in my cancer cells every day, when it comes to their movement."
And with it, comes congestion, and we lose mobility, and so on and so forth.
Eighty percent of that comes from fossil fuels.
Luther Castillo comes from San Pedro de Tocamacho on the Atlantic coast of Honduras.
Such an in-service learning also comes with a team approach, as much how to work in teams as how to lead them, with a dose of humility.
And although all three of these elements of leadership are important, when it comes to moving up in organizations, they aren't equally important.
So most of the data I'm going to present comes from this database that's available online: the World Top Incomes Database.
So this is the largest existing historical database on inequality, and this comes from the effort of over 30 scholars from several dozen countries.
Just to give you one example, this comes from the Forbes billionaire rankings over the 1987-2013 period, and you can see the very top wealth holders have been going up at six, seven percent per year in real terms above inflation, whereas average income in the world, average wealth in the world, have increased at only two percent per year.
Sometimes it's calm, and sometimes it blows in gusts, and sometimes it comes from directions that you didn't even imagine.
And when it comes to exams, if you don't think you look good enough, specifically if you don't think you are thin enough, you will score a lower grade point average than your peers who are not concerned with this.
But in the brain, the consequences of falling behind may be much greater than the embarrassment of dirty countertops, because when it comes to cleaning the brain, it is the very health and function of the mind and the body that's at stake, which is why understanding these very basic housekeeping functions of the brain today may be critical for preventing and treating diseases of the mind tomorrow.
There is a very common sentiment that arises in this debate, even among people who are uncomfortable with mass surveillance, which says that there is no real harm that comes from this large-scale invasion because only people who are engaged in bad acts have a reason to want to hide and to care about their privacy.
The other really destructive and, I think, even more insidious lesson that comes from accepting this mindset is there's an implicit bargain that people who accept this mindset have accepted, and that bargain is this: If you're willing to render yourself sufficiently harmless, sufficiently unthreatening to those who wield political power, then and only then can you be free of the dangers of surveillance.
When it comes to engagement, the data is very clear.
When it comes to inclusiveness, our cities are not the best cases of success either, and again, you don't need to look very far in order to find proof of that.
Unfortunately for us, when it comes to fostering democratic processes, our city governments have not used technology to its full potential.
However, we all copy what everyone else does, and local cultural norms are something that shape how we change our behavior, and this is where the private sector comes in.
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